Beyond the Divorce

Chapter 1109 The Chandler Family Dinner

Gavin looked at Sean and asked, "How about you? Have there been any developments with the Chandler family?"

"Hazelyn has been behaving herself. Our preliminary investigation suggests that Beatrice is in that Chandler family villa. When Mrs. Chloe encountered Hazelyn at the mall, our surveillance team saw her entering the villa angrily. She left only half an hour later." My heart leaped to my throat, and I turned to Atlas, saying, "This is bad. She must have hurt Beatrice again. We need to rescue her immediately. Otherwise, she'll end up dead at Hazelyn's hands. This passive approach won't work." Atlas nodded, lost in thought.

Finn looked anxious too. "Why don't we rescue Beatrice first, Mr. Atlas, then figure out the rest later?"

"Every moment for Beatrice is an agonizing despair. My note must have given her hope, but she was moved so suddenly. She must be going through physical and mental torment right now." I added. Everyone agreed with my suggestion.

"What has Byron been up to?" Gavin inquired.

"Byron has been out a lot. He's been going all over the place. Gabriel's also been out early and back late, busy trying to reduce the damage." Sean said disdainfully, "That pair is working quite well together." "Hmph." Atlas snorted coldly, saying, "It's just the beginning."

"If only we could penetrate Byron's social circle, especially the upper echelons. But we can't be too obvious. We're afraid of setting off any alarms. We need to shock him without revealing our intentions." Sean leaned back in his chair helplessly. "I'll take care of that." Atlas volunteered.

"It seems only you can handle

I'll make him come to

Atlas delivered on his promise, and Byron took

major projects Byron had believed

sought an intermediary to arrange a meeting at a

looked at Atlas and asked, "Should we

said, "Of course we should. Why not? I've been waiting for this

back to the intermediary, setting the time and

immediately called, politely inviting Atlas and me to dinner at the Chandler

very interested. I was genuinely curious about what Beatrice's

thoughts when he

accepted Byron's

gleefully sent us the

too, Atlas showed